Data Science for Metals Companies
Your company can gain competitive advantage by attending this program. We will demystify data science and get you familiar with performance metrics and predictive analytics. You will then be able to use data science in practical ways.
A Practical Data Science Education Program
This program takes place on the Washington University Olin Business School virtual education platform.
Taught by the world-class faculty from Olin and MSCI’s Strategic Metals Management program who have been working with metals companies for over a dozen years, you will learn to:
- Improve your ability to forecast & predict
- Optimize your customer & product mix
- Drive efficiency through data transparency
- Build competitive advantage using data analytics
The registration fee of $2,595 covers educational materials and access fees during the program.
Intended Audience
All members of MSCI are encouraged to attend. While senior executive attendance is encouraged for informational and supervisory purposes, for best results we recommend the attendance of those employees who will actually work with your data.
Space is limited and is already filling up fast. Please register soon.
For further information or to attend as a management team, please contact:
Chris Marti
cmarti@msci.org
847-485-3009
More About the Program
Faculty: Prof. Samuel Chun, Washington University Olin Business School
This program takes place on the Washington University Olin Business School virtual education platform. Registration fee includes two nights lodging at the Knight Center and meals during the program.
The program price is $2,595 per person for MSCI members, which includes instructional materials and access to the virtual program.
About the Olin Business School
At Washington University’s Olin Business School, students learn to look beyond the bottom line and make thoughtful decisions that benefit business and society. Our global-mindedness — coupled with a values-based, data-driven approach to decision making — prepares students to tackle the greatest challenges of our day and to change the world, for good.
As a leading research-oriented business school, Olin has a network of partners on campus, in the St. Louis community and around the world. Students are able to apply what they’ve learned in the classroom to real-world situations through experiential learning opportunities that include student consulting, internships, case competitions and study abroad programs, among others. Students also develop an entrepreneurial mindset that allows them to act nimbly and quickly in the constantly changing business landscape.
Olin is a welcoming community that allows for a deeper level of interaction, participation and program customization. Students can rely on support from faculty, staff and their peers while feeling accomplished in the rigorous course work.